Inequality

When I reported from South Africa in the 1960s, the Nazi admirer Johannes Vorster occupied the prime minister's residence in Cape Town. Thirty years later, as I waited at …

Bizarrely, the only Americans who seem to be angry are the beneficiaries of economic injustice: the wealthiest.

Proxy season is over. Then comes the annual compilation of executive compensation data.

If we want to rekindle that spirit of 1776, not just daydream about it, our course stands clear. We need to create a more equal America.

As President Obama espouses about equality while ignoring the systems of inequality prevalent within society, a new brand of Reaganism emerges.

Rulings on these historic civil rights cases could come down as early as Monday morning.

ObamaCare uses a complex and intricate Rube Goldberg-esque system of eligibility rules.

The court's changes to Federal Rules of Procedure lead to dismissal of cases before the facts are weighed.

To avoid making a judgment in politics simply gives someone else the power to judge for you, says Jensen in this piece about false alternatives.

Labor unions in Turkey join with anti-government strikers to demand wage increases for the people.